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There's an excellent "using Cubic" guide already posted, but it didn't get into how to configure services in the Cubic chroot. For instance, I would like to pre-configure a RabbitMQ server so that it's ready-to-use after the .iso has been installed, but commands like: 

service rabbitmq-server start

are met with responses like:

Running in chroot, ignoring request: is-active
Running in chroot, ignoring request: show ...
Running in chroot, ignoring request: show
Running in chroot, ignoring request: start

Is it feasible to pre-configure a custom service to be running on first boot (or first login) after installing an .iso made with Cubic?

If so, what's an efficient approach?

Thanks,

MangoCat
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  • Have you found any workaround on this? – Footniko Aug 23 '18 at 07:41
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    Basically, ignore the messages, it seems o.k., works fine while running, though I am having issues with rabbitmq-server blocking the shutdown operation (waits 90 seconds, then dies)... Other services like openssh-server, samba and virtualbox seem to be fine even with these ignoring messages. Then, there's the ultimate workaround which is to just do the installation after the .iso installs with a script that you run on first boot (either manually, or even automatically one time.) – MangoCat Aug 24 '18 at 12:28

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